In the moment that gives us a glimpse of life in the guerilla, we see Mahir and another unit making bread for their comrades. Mahir spends most of his time making bread for his comrades in the hill.

Mahir says he enjoys this job and says “The bonds of comradery are strenghtened with labor. This is why I spend most of my time making bread for my comrades and sending it over and I don’t really feel tired."

Expressing that the guerrilla at the hill were more in the intensity of war, Mahir said “And we here try to fulfill the vital needs of our comrades. In this way, we complete each other in a collective manner during this war.”